News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-04-21

Il LO"Ss lCdoC tuC
merits of our Eureka No. self-lock-
ing plow before purchasing any other.
Best of material and workmanship,
and fully warranted to give perfect
satisfaction. A full line of stove re-
pairs, pillow points and miscellaneou S
foundry goods constantly on hand.
Orders promptly filled. Give US trial.
MoRRIsvILLE FOUNDRY Co.
AS it is about time TO call at Boyn-
toms new clothing store for that new
suit of clothes you have been waiting
10 buy as soon as spring opened, and
as be has been expecting 10 see you.
he has prepared himself tor the emer-
geDcy by buying the largest line of
black and fancy worsteds ever offered
in the county; also large variety OF
fine all wool suits; full line of Sawyer
goods, English surge suits and blue
fannels; full line of odd coats, pants
and vests. He takes anything that is
as good as money in exchange for
clothing, and makes it an object to
people from adjoining towns to call on
him. He is closing out his stock of
dry goods at cost
1t makes no difference what other
dealers are going 10 do, am going
TO sell marble work just as cheap, or
cheaper, than any other dealer in
Vermont for the same quality of
goods. / am going to do my own
lettering this season, and L will not
be undersold by anybody, don't
care who he is, or where he comes
from. Give me Il trial and see if
don't give you satisfaction in every
particular. This is business and
mean just what | say.
Z. E. FOSTER, MorrisvilIe.
/ have just unpacked at my new
clothing store, Morrisv,lle, the larg-
est stock of stiff and soft hats evel
shown in this county. The stock com.
prises all the latest styles in shape
and color that the city market offers
/ have undertaken 10 make the line
complete in every particular and viii
leave the public to say how well
hs We succeeded. The prices are fal
below what would be charged in larger
towns. / have in both stiff and soft
hats, black, India gray, brown, drat
neutral and white. May LIST L shall
open as full line in straw goods, in
Guiding iull assortment for youths
and children's wear. Am closing on
my dry goods at cost to make room
for spring clothing.
L. B. BoYNToN.
Morrisyille, April Is, 81.
WANTED.-Everybo body in need o
clothing 10 examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. expect t.
continue permanently in the clothing
business, and in anticipation of
large spring trade have made exten
siye additions to my stock. / shall
make a specially of fine goods.
have a complete line of black anC
brown English worsted suits that
have just received direct from market
Also 80 spring suits of the lates
styles and patterns. l also have q
suits of first class goods TO be sold a
cost, and no fooling about the cost
either, as the bills and invoice will b.
shown to purchasers. The same in
ducements offered to my own towns
men as 10 outsiders. All, however
will be treated alike, as prices to al
will be. the same. G. III. SLoCUM,
Dlorrisville, Vt
Full line of youths and children
clothing Just opened at Boynton's ney
clothing store. Nothing will pleas
the boy like new suit this spring
Give Boynton call and be will hell
please the boy. 1t will pay you Il